Pan Asia Metals (ASX:PAM)

Pan Asia Metals: First-mover Advantage in Critical Metals for Southeast Asia Market


Pan Asia Metals (ASX:PAM)) focuses on Southeast Asia's lithium and critical metals assets, developing projects that can meet the requirements of the clean energy transition. Asia is at the forefront of this transition, both in terms of adoption and opportunities, and the ASEAN countries to the south are following suit with Vietnam, Thailand, Indonesia and Malaysia positioning to attract battery and EV manufacturers.

Pan Asia Metals’ lithium and tungsten assets in Thailand are currently the only advanced lithium projects in Southeast Asia, creating a unique value proposition for low-cost operation and a significant opportunity to value-add its production. Pan Asia Metals is currently the only lithium explorer in Southeast Asia. The company is led by an experienced management team with direct experience in and a deep understanding of the geopolitical environment in southeast Asia.
Kata Thong Lithium Project

Pan Asia Metals’ Kata Thong project contains the proper geologic formation indicative of rich lithium deposits. The lithium-rich Kata Khwama granite formation is a 20-kilometer-long strike up to 10 kilometers wide and has produced rock-chip assays up to 0.27 percent lithium.

Company Highlights

  • Pan Asia Metals is an exploration and development company with assets in Southeast Asia focusing on the critical minerals necessary for the clean energy transformation.
  • Beyond developing highly prolific deposits, the company wants to move beyond the mine gate by refining and processing a high-grade product ready for cathode manufacturing.
  • Pan Asia Metals operates three 100-percent-owned projects in Thailand targeting lithium and tungsten deposits.
  • The Reung Kiet flagship project has a JORC-compliant resource estimate of 10.4 million tonnes of lithium at 0.44 percent, with a resource expansion due soon.
  • Pan Asia Metals operates two additional assets with significant hard rock lithium and tungsten deposits for future development.
  • An experienced managed team with a deep understanding of the Southeast Asian market and the mining industry leads the company towards fully developing its assets.

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